Elisa Braun is the Chief Brussels Correspondent at POLITICO Europe. She is renowned for her incisive coverage of crime, corruption, and power, with a strong focus on law and legal affairs, as well as regional and world news. Elisa has been featured in notable publications such as POLITICO Europe, EURACTIV, and Eurasia Review.
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Elisa's focus is on government and politics, particularly related to the European Union Parliament. She covers evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on corruption scandals such as "Qatargate" within the EU. Her coverage also includes human rights issues.
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